What Are You Doing Right Now? (1,912 Viewers)

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[Maddy]

dude, better watch out. i had a trip to cuba planned with my girl. now that its canceled i got some spare money and vacation. i might end up in new york and dc (around march/april)

but dont worry..

 

[Nzoric]

you're welcome to join me at the Shaolin Temple

 

[Maddy]

you're welcome to join me at the Shaolin Temple

no thank you. i find peace in investment and the political ideologies of the 19th and 20th century

oh, and Fernando Savater and some philosopher (Slavoj Zizek) Martin told me about whom ive grown really fond of.

 

[Martin]

no thank you. i find peace in investment and the political ideologies of the 19th and 20th century

oh, and Fernando Savater and some philosopher Martin told me about whom ive grown really fond of.

and who might that be?

 

[Maddy]

and who might that be?

look at my edit

 

[Nzoric]

Hmm, I expected something more like Robert Nozick for you.

 

[Martin]

look at my edit

Although I must admit I rather stalled on the 600 pager of his on my night stand.

 

[Klin]

Alan Bates is a fucking fool.

 

[Maddy]

Hmm, I expected something more like Robert Nozick for you.

no thank you

 

[Nzoric]

no thank you

If you're looking to go out and have some drinks we can talk about it next week. My cousin is coming from mother Bosnia, getting a bunch of people together to show him the night life in Copenhagen. You can tag along if you feel like it.

 

[Maddy]

If you're looking to go out and have some drinks we can talk about it next week. My cousin is coming from mother Bosnia, getting a bunch of people together to show him the night life in Copenhagen. You can tag along if you feel like it.

i might be, in all honesty. just let me know.

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Although I must admit I rather stalled on the 600 pager of his on my night stand.

ive only read this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sublime_Object_of_Ideology but i liked it. you need to work harder on those 600 pages.

 

[Martin]

ive only read this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sublime_Object_of_Ideology but i liked it. you need to work harder on those 600 pages.

I know. And it's in French, so I should love it love it love it. But I've read like 5-6 of his books, so I know most of the jokes and it's not that new and exciting as the first few times.

 

[Maddy]

I know. And it's in French, so I should love it love it love it. But I've read like 5-6 of his books, so I know most of the jokes and it's not that new and exciting as the first few times.

oh its that type of author, oh well. ill keep keynes as my trusted companion. tho i liked the book.

but.. martin. how many languages do you speak?

 

[ALC]

If you're looking to go out and have some drinks we can talk about it next week. My cousin is coming from mother Bosnia, getting a bunch of people together to show him the night life in Copenhagen. You can tag along if you feel like it.

are you guys gonna show him how to burn flags and stab random people? hardcore

oh its that type of author, oh well. ill keep keynes as my trusted companion. tho i liked the book.

but.. martin. how many languages do you speak?

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[Martin]

oh its that type of author, oh well. ill keep keynes as my trusted companion. tho i liked the book.

but.. martin. how many languages do you speak?

a few. most of them I just read (including french for the most apart, alas)

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

dim x as integer
do until x > 3
x = 1
x = x + 1
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What language is that? My coding knowledge have been negating towards 0.

 

[Maddy]

a few. most of them I just read (including french for the most apart, alas)

so let me know the count?

polish, norwegian, french, italian, spanish, english, dutch and german?

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dim x as integer
do until x > 3
x = 1
x = x + 1
loop

ehm, yeah..

 

[Martin]

so let me know the count?

polish, norwegian, french, italian, spanish, english, dutch and german?

never underestimate what you can accomplish by indulging my vanity

fluency: english, norwegian, polish, italian
partial speak/write: dutch, french
mostly read/listen: spanish
exclusively read/listen: swedish, danish, afrikaans, catalan, portuguese, german

reading is easiest, speaking is hardest. therefore it usually goes in this order:
read -> listen -> write -> speak

 

[Maddy]

never underestimate what you can accomplish by indulging my vanity

fluency: english, norwegian, polish, italian
partial speak/write: dutch, french
mostly read/listen: spanish
exclusively read/listen: swedish, danish, afrikaans, catalan, portuguese, german

reading is easiest, speaking is hardest. therefore it usually goes in this order:
read -> listen -> write -> speak

must be lovely to be blessed with a mind as yours. just the sheer thought of how hard i work to fathom anything.